Peter Brook
Peter Brook Comes to Columbia, Ticket Prices Plummet-Thank God!
If I had to recommend the work of any director in the world, it would be the innovative productions read more »
Sweet Dream! The Finest Shakespeare in Years
I surely can't be alone in joyfully acclaiming Edward Hall's all-male A Midsummer Night's Dream at t read more »
Letter To A Young Director
Dear Erica Schmidt,You don't know me, but I wanted to tell you how very gifted you are and, if I may read more »
Gay Play Asks: What Makes a Play Gay?
In Jonathan Tolins' new play, The Last Sunday in June , several gay guys meet in a Christopher Stree read more »
Better Than Art, Better Than Theater: The Divine Magic of Ta'ziyeh
I can't imagine a more significant or touching time at the theater than the three nights I've just s read more »
The Reasons Why the Show Goes On
It's all too understandable why concern has been voiced overthe theater's ability to carry on in our read more »
The Suitcase Hamlet Gets Lost in Transit
Another opening, another Hamlet !I must say, with regrets, that I found the Royal National Theatre p read more »
Sara Kestelman: Theater In a Crowded Fire
Who was that voice?Who was that Voice?
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Who's There? Peter Brook's Hamlet Leads the Way
Notes toward enjoying Peter Brook's misunderstood new version of Hamlet , currently at the Brooklyn read more »
Truth, Lies and Celebrity-Which Jerzy Do You Prefer?
The celebrated and reviled Polish novelist Jerzy Kosinskiwas a fantasist in a good cause-namely, art read more »
The Discreet Charm of a Programmed Farce
Jean-Claude Carrière, the distinguished author of La Terrasse –a typical French farce about a typ read more »
A Hand for Applause Books; A Hand for 'Hand D'
What if they gave a party for Shakespeare's birthday and nobody came? read more »
